A Look Inside the Newly Renovated Soho House Paris
Marking the location’s fifth anniversary.
In celebration of Soho House Paris’s fifth anniversary, the ever-iconic House has undergone a pretty impressive refresh, upgrading its familiar spaces with a contemporary touch. As a go-to for fashion week fans during the busy season, the location already offered a place to sleep, eat, exercise and celebrate, and now it’s gotten even bigger and better.
First, the House has launched the all-new Le Cocteau Martini and Spritz bar, named after the celebrated French artist, Jean Cocteau. Revamping the existing pool terrace space, the new-and-improved offering takes inspiration from Cocteau’s Parisian home, injecting hits of the glamorous 1940s.
Elsewhere, the accompanying drinks menu introduces a curated selection of classic Martinis along with seasonal spritzes, each designed to celebrate cocktail culture through the lens of Soho House. For food, the House launched a new brasserie menu, bringing local favorites like the Croque Monsieur and Paris-Brest with signature dishes like the Soho Smashburger.
Along with its updated food and drink, the interior design has had a major upgrade, too. The brasserie, for example, takes inspiration from 1940s Paris, pairing aged leather chairs and banquette seating with Calacatta Viola marble tables and soft green florals.
Finally, it wouldn’t be Soho House without the Health Club, and as expected, it’s also undergone a welcome renovation. Redesigned with the addition of a dedicated retail space and wellness bar, the club offers signature smoothies like The Farmhouse and The Warehouse in a fresh new space. The gym itself now includes a new studio for high-intensity training, refurbished changing facilities and an expanded programme of fitness classes.
Take a look at the refreshed new space above and head to Soho House Paris to visit it for yourself.
